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Film · 2018

Dark Buildings (A Crack in the Wall)

Original titleLas grietas de Jara

Directed by Nicolás Gil Lavedra · starring Oscar Martínez, Joaquín Furriel and Soledad Villamil

  • 3.8 AverageMovieNCo
  • 0.6 Users1 vote
  • 7.0 Critics1 review

Synopsis

Leonor is a young woman who comes to the architecture company Borla y Asociados in search of Nelson Jara, her husband. Mario Borla, his partner Marta Hovart and Pablo Simón, responsible of the company, claim to totally ignore the name and person of Nelson Jara. But Leonor knows they are lying. Nelson Jara was an outraged owner of a building that stood in front of a work by Borla y Asociados. Due to an error in the construction, a crack appeared in the wall of his house in Jara, which reveals a dark and suspicious event that identifies the company of Mario, Marta and Pablo as the main culprit. The director Nicolás Gil Lavedra directs this Argentinean thriller starring Oscar Martínez, Joaquín Furriel, Soledad Villamil, Sara Sálamo, Santiago Segura and Laura Novoa.

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The essentials

Runtime
94 min1 hour and 34 minutes
How long is Dark Buildings (A Crack in the Wall)?
1 hour and 34 minutes (94 minutes).
Who directed Dark Buildings (A Crack in the Wall)?
Nicolás Gil Lavedra.
Who is in Dark Buildings (A Crack in the Wall)?
It stars Oscar Martínez, Joaquín Furriel, Soledad Villamil and Laura Novoa.
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Producers
Axel Kuschevatzky

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0.6 1 vote

What the critics say 7.0, from one outlet

  • 7.0 ClarinFernando Álvarez Without being a masterpiece of the genre, the film maintains its dark mystery until the end. Read
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